Four Summer Normal Options For Mississippi Teachers
The editor urges 1904 05 teachers in 34 districts and 79 rural teachers to attend four summer normals at Mississippi College Clinton A M College Starkville and I L C Columbus or a Pike County Institute. Benefits include raised teaching competence and possible salary supplements. Read to act by June 3 and choose a normal to improve instruction for children.
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Summit Sentinel
H. L. Whitfield
Jackson
Mississippi College
Clinton
Miss
J. M. Sharp
Sharp
A. & M. College
Starkville
J. C. Hardy
United States
Hardy
Columbus
A. A. Kincannon
Pike County Institute
Statewide bulletin on summer training school at State University
State Superintendent Whitfield issues a bulletin announcing a July training term for teachers at the State University from July 14 to July 25 with reduced railroad fares for attendees. The Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College in Starkville invites participation in its annual commencement and quarter centennial celebration, with exercises from June 1 to June 10 and an assembled program.
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Whitfield
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Starkville
John Garwood Charged in Robbery Case in Lantel
John Garwood of Lantel is arrested on charges related to alleged robbery involving a woman and $1000 in diamonds. Hanisboro plans a $4000 school building project, details unclear.
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John Garwood
Lantel
Clinton on a boom as Summer Normal draws teachers
Professor J M Sharp notes Clinton’s boom driven by education and new institutions. Property values rising for years due to enduring colleges. new bank, electric light, waterworks, brick sidewalks, and a brick factory. A new $100000 school building planned at Mississippi College within a year. Electric streetcar expected from Jackson to Vicksburg may double Clinton’s population in two years. Summer Normal starts June 13 for four weeks with top faculty and 300-plus attendees anticipated.
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J. M. Sharp
Clinton
Institutions of Learning
Ich
Donai
Mississippi College
Clin- le
Jackson
Vicksburg
Clinston
Sea Normal
Justifie the Ieane
Yale
United States
Clarion-Ledger
List of Jurors Second and Third Week
The record lists jurors for the second and third weeks with numerous surnames and initials such as Lott Coke Bush Mallins Mize Brister Crosby Wall er Smith Cuon Lovell Willian Davis Me Graw Price Case Clark Mason Smith Kimball and Nations Santis Parkman Case Ford Griffin Moore Williams Smith and others in the roster.
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Lott
Coke
I. Bush
G. H. Mallins
GW. Mize
Charles Brister
C. C
L. O. Crosby
T. J. Waller N. Smith
Winfield Case
Z. . Cuon
G. A. Lovell
Jiao Willian
Fred Davis
W. L. Me. Graw
D. M. Price
J. BE. Case
Bf.clark
Alfred J. Mason
Thomas J. Smith
Washaioe
A. H. Simon
J. M. Alb Rood
Arrington
Wash Ard
Ene F. Clark
J. H. Annettean
Idoey Smith
Wle. Kimball
G. W. Nations
Asm. Santis M
A. Parkman
Pat Case
J. Brent
Henry Price
Me, Smith
TG. de May
J. L. Ford
J. 8
Grifin
Boone, Jr
LL. Tmoghes
J. Re MaGehee
Willie J
Atcee Williams
Sumpel
al N. Smith
Nola depot agent’s friend visits on Wednesday
A visitor arrives at the Nola depot to meet Jolbn W. Rogs. Mr. Ross plans a pleasant outing at Nola with a new attire or jewelry, showing belief in the town’s thriving prospects.
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Gur
Nola
Ross
Bia Con
Hattiesburg transit, fines, and local notices
STATE APPENINGS. Trolley cars are ex d to be in use at Hattiesburg by dan. Luther Covington fined $100 for same at Wesson. Utica expands school building cost 600. Lightning killed yoke of oxen near Meridian. Gov Vardaman addressed Confederate Veterans and cotton growers at Magnolia yesterday. Utica board imposes brick fire limits. Venue change in Crystal Springs wife-poisoning case overruled. Carl Gumph marries Helen Wilter Biloxi. Hazlehurst post office robbed of money stamps registered mail. Government officials at work. Parsons vs Baptist church Crystal Springs suit decided for plaintiff. Wilkinson orders special Pike county term beginning June 19. Pass Christian artesian well flows 400 gpm, 75 ft elevation, 900 ft deep. Mrs J P Woolfolk of Hazlehurst dies. Attorney General Williams to speak at Beauvoir memorial for Jefferson Davis birthday June 3. State Board of Examiners grades papers for State license. Gov appoints W H Watkins to preside over Copiah County Court. Edgar Godbold elected priest pal of Lawrence County High after Brookhaven contest. Chamberlain-Hunt Academy commencements May 26 drills, May 28 sermon and final May 28. Jackson circuit suit Ledingham vs Empire Playhouse Mill Co for $22,000 over mill death. Governor calls Alcorn College trustees meeting at Rodosa May 31. President Lanier of the College discusses collapse of affairs with Board.
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L. E. Parsons
Baptist Church of
Crystal Springs
Dueee Wilkinson
Pike County
Pass Christian
W. H. Watkins
Jackson
Copiah
D. M. Miller
Edgar Godbold
Mississippi College
Brookhaven
Lawrence County
Chamberlain-Hunt Academy
Port Gideon
Josie Ledingham
Empire Playfoy Mill Company
Bustam
Beatie Lewas
Brookhaven Veterinary Surgeon Dr Geo A Love Praised
The Brookhaven Leader extols Dr Geo A Love veterinary surgeon praising his skill with horses and cattle, noting his ten mile impact around Brookhaven, his background from Lincoln county, and his reputation as a devoted, helpful citizen. The piece clarifies it is not paid advertisement and aims to inform readers of his good work.
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Geo. A. Love
Brookhaven
Ikis
Love
Lincoln County
Leader
Doctor Love
Rent notices and payments policy from The Leader
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Carroll to leave Hotel Norvelle linking to Pass Christian hotel
E F Carroll who has managed the Hotel Norvelle at Jackson since opening has disposed of his stock in the leasing company of his associates. He will devote his time to managing the Mexican Gulf Hotel at Pass Christian which he owns. Mr Carroll will stay a few days to let associates finalize future plans.
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E. F. Carroll
Norvelle
Jackson
Pass Christian
Mr. Carroll
Subscriptions Offered for Leader and Home and Farm
The Leader appears twice weekly and The Home and Farm twice monthly for one year at $2.25. The notice urges readers that now is the time to subscribe.
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